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American Christmas Tree

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@Foxxee 

 

Awesome photo! Thank you!

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Daddy would have loved it!

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Wow--  stunning image, @Foxxee !

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Incredible display of magnificent bald eagles all on one magnificent tree!
 
 

In the winter, bald eagles often gather at communal roosts where they perch overnight and sometimes during the day when the weather is bad. Communal roosts are usually in large living or dead trees that are relatively sheltered from wind and generally near sources of food. Many roost sites are used year after year and are thought to serve a social purpose for pair bonding and communication among eagles. Heart

 

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I've seen some very pretty trees posted here, but this one takes the cake.

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Amazing, thanks for sharing

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Love it!!

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@Foxxee    I saw that striking picture on Facebook.  My sister and I both looked and looked for it and could never find it again.  The joy of Facebook.  I'm glad you posted it so I could re-enjoy it. 

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@Kachina624 wrote:

@Foxxee    I saw that striking picture on Facebook.  My sister and I both looked and looked for it and could never find it again.  The joy of Facebook.  I'm glad you posted it so I could re-enjoy it. 


@Kachina624 

 

That's interesting.  It was posted by an American Indian using the nickname Grey Wolf on another social media website.  He posts a lot of nature photos.  

 

I never saw it before, but it probably has made its rounds on social media.